Quick Wear: I was a Favored Concubine in the Qing Dynasty

The emperor calls himself me?

When Concubine Wang was carried out, she was still confused.

She knew that the Emperor liked the Imperial Noble Consort, and she also benefited from it because she was the Imperial Noble Consort's sister, but it was surprising that the Emperor liked the Imperial Noble Consort so much.

Yes, the Imperial Noble Consort was a Han woman, but the Emperor could disregard the ancestral family rules and canonize her as the Imperial Noble Consort. If the Emperor did not truly love her, she would not have such a future.

Yu Suisui pulled back her hand and said, "Your Majesty, please deal with those people of yours yourself and don't bring them to me." She didn't want to deal with these people. It was true that they all had their own selfish desires. Everyone in the world had them. It was okay to say a few words, but she couldn't do that.

The small effect of the attack was not as good as that of Kangxi's attack.

I really miss the time when I was the regent empress dowager. Kangxi liked her so much, why didn't he have two emperors to rule the country?

Concubine Wang was in a daze for several days after she returned. More than half a year later, the emperor called her name card. She tried her best to serve the emperor, but she was still carried out by the emperor after the service.

It was like this before, and it is still like this now. Defei said that there are only two kinds of people in the emperor's heart, one is the Imperial Noble Consort, and the other is someone other than the Imperial Noble Consort.

Concubine Wang cried for a while, and then she acted the same as in previous years, still looking delicate and pitiful. She stayed in her own room and no longer thought about whether she could still ask the Imperial Noble Concubine to raise the Fifteenth Prince.

At this time, Concubine Wang was pregnant again, and Concubine De sighed at Concubine Wang's good luck.

There are fewer and fewer young princes in the palace now. If the concubine gives birth to another child, at least she can get a promotion.

Spring goes and autumn comes, and it's summer again.

The concubine gave birth to another son. At this time, Yu Sui was also pregnant with the original owner's only daughter, the emperor's sixteenth daughter, known as the eleventh princess.

Concubine De didn't even say that Concubine Wang was lucky. With the Imperial Noble Concubine's example, who else could the Emperor look at?

I can only hope that the imperial concubine will give birth to a daughter.

In October, the imperial concubine gave birth to a daughter. Concubine De asked people to add a lot of incense money to the temples in the suburbs of Beijing.

At this time, Kangxi was holding his daughter in his arms, and he felt that everything had grown into his heart.

At this time, he had no idea of ​​favoring boys over girls. He only thought that this was his and Mengmeng's daughter, and his and Mengmeng's bloodline.

The eleventh princess was named Yiken'e, and was the Yuan in Yuanhenglizhen.

Yu Suisui smiled. This name suited her.

Hope she's like her name.

On the third day after Yiken'e was born, she became Princess Gulun. Kangxi treated her differently from his other children.

Kangxi had started planning what kind of teacher to find for Yiken'e and how to arrange her study and life when she was less than a month old. So it was not that Kangxi didn't know that the way of educating princesses in the palace was not good. He just didn't care that much and didn't want to spend time and energy on it.

Yu Suisui listened to the teachers Kangxi mentioned. They were all names of famous officials in the court. They were about to become teachers of a princess, and he didn't know how many tears were in their hearts.

Men nowadays believe that women's virtue lies in their lack of talent. In many families, girls read books that are convenient for discipline, and being able to read accounts and do math is considered a successful study.

There are very few women who actually read.

Yu Suisui knew that the treatment of princesses in the palace had always been inferior to that of princes, so she tried her best to adjust it, and now the treatment is basically the same.

When Yiken'e was not even one year old, Kangxi personally led another expedition against Galdan.

Yu Sui lived in Changchun Garden with her children.

"Miss, Madam has written to you again." Fuxing was holding a thick letter in her hand.

Yu Suisui took it, opened it, and handed her the page that belonged to Fuxing.

This time, there were eight fifty-liang silver notes in the letter. Qin Leyi said that the things they bought were not as good as those in the palace, so she gave a little money directly to her and Yi Ken'e, half each.

In addition, she and Old Wang decided to separate from the Wang family, and told her not to listen to other people's nonsense in a fit of anger. They are no longer a family with the family of Concubine Wang, the biological mother of the Fifteenth Prince.

The Wang family is now starting over on their own.

After Yu Sui looked at the folded bills, he divided them into two parts and took one from his own to give to Fuxing.

All the letters Fuxing saw were from her family asking her for money and serving the young lady well. In the end, they emphasized that she must find a good man to marry while the young lady still cares about her, and not let others gossip about her family.

Fuxing was so angry that he crumpled the letter into a ball and threw it on the ground. He stepped on it twice and said angrily, "Miss, when you write back to Madam later, tell her not to bother bringing me letters anymore."

Yu Suisui: "Okay, then I'll tell my mother when I write back later." She felt that after Fuxing got angry this time, she would still think about bringing some money back to her parents next time.

But Fuxing only brought a little money.

It was really just a little bit. The most Fuxing could bring was three taels of silver. And he could only bring it twice a year.

The little girl in the stroller under the corridor opened her dark eyes, blew bubbles, and looked at the world around her curiously.

Fuxing put it down after saying that, then shook the splash drum to tease the little girl, "Princess~"

When Yu Sui heard Fuxing's clip-shaped sound, he got goosebumps all over his body. He didn't know how she could produce such a high-sugar sound.

The little girl, who grew quickly with the wind, was able to crawl when Kangxi came back. Yu Suisui sat at the end holding the little girl's favorite wooden sword, waiting for her to crawl over crookedly.

Kangxi waited for the little girl to crawl over and then picked her up. He let the little girl spit on his face and told her to just wash it.

"Our Yiken is really smart." Kangxi picked up the little girl, weighed her, and tried to throw her.

The little girl giggled.

Yu Suisui really felt like it was a bit like a chick chirping.

Kangxi glared at her and said, "My dear, don't say that. Yiken will hear it." Their daughter was so smart that she would definitely know that her mother was plotting against her.

"Okay, okay, I won't say anything." Yu Sui surrendered. She didn't want Kangxi to continue talking about this later.

Kangxi felt helpless. Mengmeng, as his mother, was not reliable at all, so he could only keep an eye on her himself.

He and Mengmeng had always been unlucky. After all these years, they were lucky enough to have a child like Ken'e.

After coaxing the child, Kangxi handed the child to the nanny and took Yu Suisui to drink tea in the pavilion.

"I have selected seven teachers. Would you like to take a look, Mengmeng?" Kangxi thought about the teachers he had chosen for Yiken'e, and he still felt that it was a little too few.

Yu Suisui touched his ears and asked, "Your Majesty, did I hear wrongly? Seven teachers?"

Kangxi: "You heard correctly. There are three teachers, Manchu, Mongolian and Han. When Yiken'e was young, he had one teacher to teach him. Then there was a horse riding teacher, and there was also a teacher for archery and martial arts. There must be more teachers in the future."

He felt that Yiken'e, who was so smart, would definitely need a better teacher in the future. He now began to think about which of his court ministers would be suitable. He didn't want those stubborn old pedants. His daughter was going to study, not to be taught.

Yu Sui was silent and lit a lamp to pray for the little girl's studies.